dinasset wrote:
another interesting software (free) is Xnconvert
in addition to resizing you can do a lot of other actions
My preference as well. XnConvert was the first thing I looked at, then thought no good.
While it does have a 'keep-aspect-ratio' tick box and you can set a width and a height, the result depends on whether the image is portrait or landscape.
Started to think about it. Set the height to zero and that will force a 750 pix width regardless of orientation. Seems to work, but who know what OP will do

Dialog looks like this
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